Telegraphic Briefs From All Points
Oldest woman in Massachusetts is reported to be 124 years old, born in Ireland and living in Chicopee Falls. Assassination shakes a Baptist pastor near Columbus. Bank receivership and depositor risk fill local notices. A Florida escapee is recaptured in Virginia attempting arson. Exoneration for Frank Morris clears Midville murder case.
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Wyatt
Assachusetts
al. Mass
Ougham
Tresecta
Jy al Ier Iine
Chicopee Falls
Tuesjayotis
Ireland
Fed Tele
Nobles Case Heard in Supreme Court
Washington November 11 The Elizabeth Nobles case was heard before the Supreme Court yesterday with Attorney General Terrell and Mr Harris presenting. The central issue is the right to a jury trial after judgment for insanity. The full court except Justice Field heard the arguments and a decision was expected within a month.
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Washington
Et Elizabeth Nobles
Supreme Court
Eethis Ts
Terrell
Eleven Foot Ditch Accident Involving University of Georgia Janitor
Sampson Edwards a negro janitor at the University of Georgia was knocked into an eleven foot sewer ditch on Prince avenue by a street car near T P Oliver's store. He suffered a head wound and a fractured skull but is expected to recover. Motorman Ben Betts says the accident was unavoidable as Edwards crossed into view too late for the car to stop.
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Sampson Edwards
University of Georgia
T. P. Oliver’s
Prince Avenue
Edwards
Oliver
8. H. Dillard
Betts
Simplicity Itself Cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion Claims
Dr. Jennison asserts indigestion stems from incomplete digestion and can be cured by a simple natural remedy tested in many cases. He touts small De Witt's Little Early Risers pills as safe, effective for stomach troubles, along with a mention of Pal mer& Kinnabrew and Dillard & Smith distributors.
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Jennison
DeWitt's
Palmer& Kinnabrew
Dillard & Smith
Pointed Paragraphs of the Local Field
The light committee reported the city paid $40.98 per arc light in the last year. A baseball game between Lawyers and Freshmen was postponed due to cold wind. The Dougherty street hill may be graded with owner consent. Dr. W. P. Lovejoy will preach the dedicatory sermon at the new Methodist church in Tuckston on Friday November 19. Hodgson Bros seek a steel building on College avenue. referred to street committee. Mr A M Atkinson spoke at the Christian church on ministerial relief. E L Goodbar visits Victoria while overseeing McFee's Matrimonial Bureau billing. J H McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm advertised at $1.00 a bottle.
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W. P. Lovejoy
New Methodist Church
Tuckston
Whitehall Mission
J. M. Sewell
Hodgson Bros
College Avenue
Funkenstein & Stern
TcFee
E. L. Goodbar
McFee
Victoria
C. O. Bloomfield
H. H. Linton
Clarke County
G. O. Bloomfield
City of
Athens
Sandy Creek Bridge Road
W. A. Fickland
Georgia
John T. Anderson
Oconee River
Poplar Street
H. L. Shirley
Carr Estate
Gleason
W. P. Talmadge
E. K. Lumpkin
M. M. Joiner
Clarke Superior Court
Interstate Building & Loan Association
John W. Wier
N. L. Hutchins
Nied
E. E. Spencer & Co. Et
Athens Tannery
Newton Street
Baxter Street
Athens Nery
A. H. Brumby
Prachinery
W. D. Griffeth
New Bills Introduced in House Yesterday in Atlanta
In Atlanta yesterday the House introduced measures repealing the registration law granting the railroad commission power to set schedules adding 40000 to indigent pension funds requiring juries to fix penalties where law allows it establishing a six month common school term creating the wire grass judicial circuit trimming jury panels from 48 to 36 and withdrawing landscrip and Morrill funds from the university.
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Atlanta
Railroad Commission
Landscrip
Morrill
University
Meldrim Defends Free Tuition in State University Policy
Savannah politician P W Meldrim replies to Dr W A Candler’s attack on the University, arguing free tuition was essential to lift poor students to the level of the rich. He recalls leading the 1881 Senate fight, cites broader educational support, and calls for inclusive funding of public schools and higher education.
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P. W. Meldrim
Savannah
W. A. Candler
State Senate
Athens
Boards of Education
Friends of University
Friends of
State University
Friends of the University
Milledgeville
Normal School
School of Technology
Atlanta
College
Dahlonega
League Magnates Exchange Players In Rapid Nl Deals
In Philadelphia on November 11 the National League held a two hour session with magnates managers and reporters at a Hotel Bellevue banquet. Exchanges included St. Louis for Philadelphia sending Taylor Clements Dowd and Leave Cross for Douglass Donohue and Monte Cross. Further likely deals involve Grady and Hartman to the Giants and Cincinnati trading Dwyer McCarthy and Miller for Killen and Elmer Smith with Pittsburg.
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Philadelphia
National Baseball League
Hotel Bellevue
St. Louis
Taylor
Clements
Dowd
Cross
Douglass
Donohue
Monte Cross
Gray and Miller
Pittsburg
Hawley
Elmer Smith
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Hemorrhoid Relief
The ad touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a guaranteed remedy for hemorrhoids claiming rapid relief and cure without surgery. It cites doctors, hospitals, and druggists endorsing the product priced at 50 cents per box. It warns against hopelessness and urges readers to try the remedy now.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Albion Midh
Portrait of Crisp to grace Capitol walls in Atlanta
In Atlanta on November 1 the house honored Charles Frederic Crisp by approving a $500 appropriation for a life size oil portrait to be displayed in the capitol. The resolution praised his role in defeating the infamous force bill.
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Atlanta
Charles Frederic Grisp
Capitol
Abbeville Wins Site Vote for Court House Move
Voters in Abbeville Georgia show a clear victory for moving the Wilcox County courthouse to Rochelle. The Abbeville election was noted as quiet with strong local turnout and support for the relocation plan.
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Abbevillé
Court House
Abbeville
Rochelle
Wilcox
Mysterious Murder of Patrolman Ponder Probed
Atlanta on November 11 1897 reports detectives still silent as three men Dan Steinan Louis O Quinn and Walter Simon sit in Fulton County Jail amid unresolved leads in Patrolman Ponder s liquor house murder. A witness W H Wilson challenges police theory describing events at the Simon and Steinan fronts and the blood scene near Lead and Decatur streets.
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Ponder
Fulton County
Atlanta
L. Steinau
Steinan
O’quinn
Simon
Journal Today
W. H. Wilson
Brown
Lead
Decatur Streets
Wall Street
Wilson
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